1911

Add to the list of classmates who are no longer with us the names of Herb Clark and Bob Saxton. Bob, although he was here only one year, was a very loyal and interested classmate, and during his many years of critical illness he wanted to keep in touch with the class and know of all its doings. Herb Clark, likewise a loyal member of the class, spent three years with us, and maintained his interest to the end even though his business prevented his attending reunions, about which he always wrote with sincere regret at his inability to join us. We record the deaths of both of these men with sincere sadness and regret.

The Burt Coopers announce the marriage of their daughter, Miriam, to Richard O. Adams on September 28, in Rochester, New Hampshire.

These notes are made before the football season begins, but during the summer the following eleveners have been Hanover visitors: Cap Hedges, Ben and Alice Stout, WalterReilly, Ted and Alice O'Leary, Mert Wilson,Ed and Ethel Poole, Jim Mathes, Duke Dunning, Ed and Frances Keeler, Dave and Mrs.Heald, Les and Linda Mawkridge, and ChuckEmerson.

Cap Hedges is a member of the new football advisory committee and was meeting with that committee. Cap has sold his house in Cedar Rapids and moved into the outskirts about ten miles distant from his office. He has renovated an old farmhouse, and he says that he and Colleen have so arranged it that they have three picture windows before which they can sit and enjoy the view and themselves. Horace Jr. is with a publishing concern which has just made its headquarters in Cedar Rapids so that he is now at home.

I'm sorry not to report at length on ChuckEmerson, but I missed his visit completely so have no further news of him.

Jim Mathes, Duke and Ed Keeler were here in connection with their duties as members of the Athletic and Alumni Council respectively. The others were just visiting.

Coke Holdman has moved to Wilson Creek, Washington, where he is Superintendent of Schools.

John Marks is reported as manager of the Yates Hotel in Joplin, Missouri.

Art Bush has been running a hotel at Center Lovell, Maine, during the past summer.

Heinie Chase and family have been at Camden, Maine, for the summer vacation.

Guy Steeves, now retired from active business has a new residence at Rocky Point Road, Old Greenwich, Connecticut.

More dope will be coming next time on John Learoyd, who has moved from Beverly, Mass., to 92 Mendota Avenue, Rye, New York.

Red McLaughlin is now in Syracuse, New York, where he may be found at 517 North Townsend Street.

Below are other address changes for the book: John Coggins' home address is 203 Park Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersey.

Chut Pease is still with the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation, but his office has been moved to 202 North Fourth Avenue, Yakima, Washington.

Les Waldron, Sales Manager of the Dayton Rubber Company, has moved to 1529 Cory Drive, Dayton, Ohio.

Jack Crooks' new address is 28 Thornton Park, Winthrop 52, Massachusetts.

Russ Kimball may be addressed c/o Broadmore Hotel, Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Mark Adams' new business address is 61 Broadway, New York 6, New York.

Bill Carroll is reported at 184 North Walnut Street, East Orange, New Jersey.

Roily Hastings is now in Los Altos, Route 1, Box 548A, California.

Mahl Hill's new home address is 11 Inverness Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass.

Pat Hurley, still a Colonel in the regular Army, is in Columbia, South Carolina, living at 1401 Sherwood Road.

Walter Harriman has sent in word that he is in the insurance business in Colebrook, New Hampshire. This is the first word from Walter in some time.

Priscilla Whelden has sold her house on McDougal Street and moved into an apartment across the garden. Bob Whelden, one of Duke's nephews, is living with her. The address is 184 Sullivan Street, New York 12, New York.

DUKE DUNNING '11 caught while in his Swedish mood at a class gathering at Whitefield, N. H.

Secretary, 1 Webster Terrace, Hanover, N. H.

Treasurer, Howlands Dry Goods Co., Bridgeport 2, Conn.